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Those of us who count calories know that little changes to what we eat and drink can positively affect our health in a big way. Some changes feel easy, such as opting for a zero fat Greek yogurt or a lighter salad dressing, other swaps can prove less palatable. For instance, a true milk lover who feels like enjoying a nice, cold glass of milk, but only has the option of a watery, unsatisfying glass of skim. Enter: MilkWise
MilkWise is a new, milk beverage hitting New England markets this September! In flavors including Original, Vanilla and Reduced Sugar Vanilla! It offers fewer calories, less sugar and more calcium than traditional dairy milk. Beginning September 16th, MilkWise will be available throughout New England and will be touring so you can taste this satisfying beverage! Check out the calendar here and taste the difference for yourself!
Those of us who count calories know that little changes to what we eat and drink can positively affect our health in a big way. Some changes feel easy, such as opting for a zero fat Greek yogurt or a lighter salad dressing, other swaps can prove less palatable. For instance, a true milk lover who feels like enjoying a nice, cold glass of milk, but only has the option of a watery, unsatisfying glass of skim. Enter: MilkWise
MilkWise is a new, milk beverage hitting New England markets this September! In flavors including Original, Vanilla and Reduced Sugar Vanilla! It offers fewer calories, less sugar and more calcium than traditional dairy milk. Beginning September 16th, MilkWise will be available throughout New England and will be touring so you can taste this satisfying beverage! Check out the calendar here and taste the difference for yourself!
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Sounds like a great alternative. I am one of those true milk lovers you speak of ;)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE milk, but gave it up. Interested in what this is if it hits the midwest.
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